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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1892
Page
5
Clermont County readers report varied lives with residents visiting Columbus and Mt. Vernon, health trips to Illinois springs, and church updates. Local officials pass liquor ordinances while families travel to Chicago and Napoleon for visits and study. The community notes several illnesses, funerals, travel to state fairs, and shifts in church leadership.
The article reports the Monterey Sunday School Convention at which plans for a new dwelling and a cornet band are discussed. It lists teachers, school openings, township meetings, local visits, harvest events, and various residents involved in education, construction, farming, and family news across Hamilton Covington Batavia and Mt. Carmel. It notes Hood’s Sarsaparilla praise and local infrastructure work including Back Run bridge reconstruction and a new side track. It mentions Vinegar Hill remodeling and crop reports in the region.
Our youth form the republic’s backbone and must be healthy to grow into capable leaders. Many children suffer from impure blood and related diseases. Parents express gratitude for Hood's Sarsparula, noting cures of scrofula and salt rheum and strengthened resistance to illness.
Midland residents share visits and departures as Mrs. Grate and Mrs. Fuller spend time with kin. J C Glenn heads to Indiana and Rev Callen to preach at C U Church. An Iowa man praises Chamberlain’s remedy for giarrhoo with lasting relief, sold by local merchants.
Reports of medical cures using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amnic Salve. several residents with health issues improved. Local social notes list visits and arrivals including Miss Frederica Tharp to Fort Thomas and relatives visiting Mr and Mrs J Bredwell and others. Continuous mentions of area families and property transactions.
An advertisement extolls Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, gentle, and effective remedy for kidneys, bowels, and digestion. It claims rapid relief from colds, headaches, fevers, and habitual constipation, noting its unique formulation from healthy ingredients and wide availability in 50c and 1 bottles through druggists. Do not accept substitutes. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, appears CAL, LOUISVILLE, NEW YORK, W.Y.
Owensville and nearby towns share a string of visiting guests and homecomings. Residents include Miss Edith Mitchell hosting Marathon visitors, Mrs. Cora Kemper from Cincinnati and others in Summit, and Beulah and friends visiting Fayettsville. Rev Scott promotes library work as schools open with new staff. A church service and Sabbath school are planned, with various local travels and family visits noted.
The piece notes multiple local movements and visits in Moscow and nearby areas including Miss Effie Thomas and Lizzie Salt visiting, Mr. Lee Turner taking a job at a Ripley shoe factory, and the Page families reuniting near Felicity. It mentions the defunct creamery sale interest, Dr Miles Nervine testimonials, school openings, and upcoming games between Moscow and Rural clubs with scores Moscow 14 Rural 10.
Prof Weber official chemist to the Ohio State Food and Dairy Commission states over years of analysis that Royal Baking Powder is high in leavening power and composed of pure ingredients.
Crosstown notes Mrs T C Bragdon and Miss Abbie Stroup travel to Felicity. Schools reopen, moms relieved. Harris McDonough killed by a train near Loveland buried at Bloom Rose. formerly a town resident. Various residents busy with homes, barns, and visits. Dr King’s New Discovery advertised with trial bottles offered.
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio orders sale of real estate in two tracts on September 20 1892 at 10 a m. Administrator William E Thompson for Daniel A McCollum deceased sues Mary E McCollum and others. First tract covers 21 acres 1 road and 25 poles with described boundaries. Second tract described after.
Late crops suffer for rain and ground dries for plowing. Peach picking at Eight Mile for Mr Ayers. Dancing party at Mr BarMelera Friday eve. Miss V Hancock visiting city two weeks. L McDonald dangerously ill. Mrs T A Pinkham and Mrs F H Hayford visited city. Mrs McCollum to Aberdeen with Rev James McCollum. School opening changes noted. Many local visitors include Mrs Henry Brummagem Mt Carmel and others from Lindale Nicholsville Mt Auburn.
An old advertisement promoting Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disorders. It claims universal availability from all dealers at one dollar per pottle and notes genuine bottles bear a trademark and crossed red lines on the wrapper.
Public auction ordered by the Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio to sell real property of John G Armstrong deceased. Philip G Armstrong as administrator will conduct the sale on Saturday October 15 with attorneys Swan and Bishop listed as counsel.
A notice identifies J. R. Woodlief as administrator of the estate of Robert McClare, late of Buckley Troquis county, Illinois, with actions filed in Ohio. The fragmentary text confirms probate proceedings and county connections.
Undersigned filed as administrator of the estate of Nathan U Nichols late of NoHo Ohio deceased. Niowos & Nichols provide notice of probate actions and related claims in the county court as required.
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